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Spondylodiscitis of the lomber spine caused by staphylo- coccus aureus in a patient with pulmoner tuberculosis: case report

Akciğer tüberkülozlu olguda stafilokok aureus’un etken olduğu lomber spinal spondilodiskitis

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In this article, a surgically treated case of lomber spinal spondylodiscitis caused by Staphylococcus aureus in a pa- tient with primary pulmonary tuberculosis has been pre- sented.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Lomber spinal spondylodiscitis are rare, but rapidly prog- ressive infections, diagnosis of which are usually delayed because of misdiagnosis in the beginning and therefore the results may be serious.
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Abstract

Lomber spinal spondylodiscitis are rare, but rapidly prog- ressive infections, diagnosis of which are usually delayed because of misdiagnosis in the beginning and therefore the results may be serious. Nowadays, with the development of new diagnostic methods, especially magnetic resonance imaging, it is possible to diagnose the lomber spinal spond- ylodiscitis and plan the treatment according to this. Owing to early diagnosis, significant decreases in morbi- dity and mortality rates have been reported. As in our case, surgical intervention in patients suspected of lumbar spine spondylodiscitis is important to prevent permanent neuro- logic sequelae. Also requires a multidisciplinary approach. In this article, a surgically treated case of lomber spinal spondylodiscitis caused by Staphylococcus aureus in a pa- tient with primary pulmonary tuberculosis has been pre- sented.

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Lomber spinal spondilodiskitis ender görülen fakat sıklıkla hızlı seyirli genellikle başta konulan yanlış tanılarla tanısı geciken, bu nedenle de sonuçları ciddi olabilen infeksiyon- lardır. Günümüzde tanı yöntemlerinin gelişmesi ile özel- likle manyetik rezonans görüntüleme ile spinal infeksiyon tanısını koyabilmek ve tedaviyi buna göre yönlendirebilmek mümkün olmaktadır. Erken teşhiste morbidite ve mortalite oranlarının belirgin bir şekilde azaldığı bildirilmektedir. Olgumuzda olduğu gibi lomber spinal spondilodiskitis düşünülen hastalarda yapılacak cerrahi müdahale oluşabilecek kalıcı nörolojik sekelleri önleyebilmek için önemlidir. Ayrıca multidisipli- ner bir yaklaşım gerektirir. Bu makalede, primer akciğer tüberkülozlu olguda cerrahi olarak tedavi edilen bir stafilokok aureus’un etken olduğu lomber spinal spondilodiskitisli olgu sunulmuştur.

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AKMAN, T., ALKAN, B., ARAS, A. B., GÜVEN, M., KOŞAR, Ş., KİRAZ, H. A., COŞAR, M. (2013). Spondylodiscitis of the lomber spine caused by staphylo- coccus aureus in a patient with pulmoner tuberculosis: case report. Okmeydanı Tıp Dergisi, Cilt: 29 - Sayı: 3, 164–167. https://ajindex.com/articles/291799

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